Re: [Chrysler300] Re: Fuel sender ground

[Ray Jones <hurst300@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The fuel is the ground, if none other can be found by the current.
This can be also seen in Electric fans on Radiators. If the Radiator is 
insulated/shock mounted, it has no ground.
I've had to replace the goose neck on Hondas as the current flow would 
eat it away over time.
Ray


On Jul 2, 2007, at 10:28 AM, Wayne Graefen wrote:

Though they were mostly older than the Letter Car era, I have owned or 
worked on numerous cars that did have anti-squeak or body webbing 
between the straps and tank and then the tar paper like stuff between 
tank and floor as well. So how do we account for the presence of a 
ground there?
  Need an electrical engineer or equivalent to explain to us if possibly 
the tank itself with a bit of fuel in it is adequate to ground the few 
amps that the sending unit is receiving.

  Wayne

On Jul 2, 2007, at 10:28 AM, Wayne Graefen wrote:

Though they were mostly older than the Letter Car era, I have owned or 
worked on numerous cars that did have anti-squeak or body webbing 
between the straps and tank and then the tar paper like stuff between 
tank and floor as well. So how do we account for the presence of a 
ground there?
  Need an electrical engineer or equivalent to explain to us if possibly 
the tank itself with a bit of fuel in it is adequate to ground the few 
amps that the sending unit is receiving.

  Wayne

 
   

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